Adrian and his team have been instrumental in our successful delivery of multiple, complex projects in very short timescales. In the space of under a year, BlueCap worked as true partners at strategic, operational and tactical level. They led a complex EDR implementation project from design to operationalisation across a multi-national, federated environment and built a TCO model that justified capex and opex across all projects during a ‘zero-base’ budget season. His team delivered technical excellence in everything from building API integrations, to coding detections in AWS – all of which accelerated our SOC automation roadmap beyond expectations.

One of those stellar individuals that not only grasps the complex concepts of Security Operations and Incident Response, and how each team member plays a part in detecting, responding and investigating breaches, but he also possesses that rare skill of being able to articulate it to any audience level. He quickly gains the trust of his audience and peers and was a go-to team member. Without him, we could not have built the group into the highly efficient and knowledgeable team it became.

One of those rare professionals that can straddle between both technical and business-lead conversations that allow him to traverse all areas within the enterprise. With a deep understanding of the client environment and the associated challenges, he is able to translate the right technical solutions to the business problem trying to be solved, leaving him with the rare ability to deliver a truly consultative approach. In addition to this, he is a genuinely nice person who I trust and respect greatly and would gladly work with him again.

I worked with Adrian and was struck by his professionalism, deep knowledge of his craft, and deep engagement with the specific needs of my organisation and my team. He went the extra mile to tailor his approach, challenge our assumptions, and explain the benefits of adopting alternative ideas. And he did this with great personal charm. A very good guy to work with and if you get the chance to do so, do so!

Adrian creates a digital space that makes it easy to get into real depth on a subject. This isn’t always easy to do remotely, but Adrian’s kind and considered approach makes it easy to discuss the tougher aspects of personal reflection and development, meaning real impact and movement on goals can occur much more quickly than they may otherwise occur.

Adrian has a unique ability to coax out the areas you never knew needed help.  His inviting style to be yourself and dig deeper into the issues you may have in terms of your business is amazing.

As we continue our journey on this coaching path together, I am learning new things about my fears, inhibitions and what is holding me back from being the best person I can be.  We have generated a phrase together that succinctly describes the outcomes I am looking for, “The Confidence to be Authentic”, and this has become the way I now approach my business challenges and indeed the challenges I have in life too.

I cannot recommend Adrian highly enough and should you choose to become a coachee, then it will be one of the best moves you have made

The outcome for me personally is I have more control of my time, and worry less about the things I can’t control, or put in strategies which I (try!) and constantly review.
Adrian has talked me down from confusion and info-overload to positive action and implementing those plans on more than one occasion.

I feel more in control of the business (despite current events), and am getting better at getting back on track – though this is a journey not a destination for someone like me who has lots of ideas and not that much time!
I would thoroughly recommend Adrian as a business strategy coach, and can’t state strongly enough how important strategy coaching is.

Working with the team encouraged me to focus on all of those big, important tasks that get lost in the day-to-day.

I was definitely plate spinning at the first session – but putting things down on paper from my head (this is the difference with coaching) and then using various iterative analysis tools (which I still use) made things clearer.